Winter Wood The Touchstone Trilogy
Winter Wood The Touchstone Trilogy by Steve Augarde is the concluding volume of a captivating series published by Penguin Random House in June 2015. This edition, written in English and spanning 512 pages, explores the connection between past and present through the eyes of Midge, who uncovers the existence of hidden tribes known as the Various. As she navigates the challenges posed by their return, Midge faces the urgency of their plight, which leads her on a quest to find her great-great-aunt Celandine.
Readers will find a rich narrative filled with elements of danger and magic, as well as themes of friendship and betrayal. Midge’s journey to Elysse is fraught with revelations that intertwine her fate with that of the Various, making for an engaging exploration of fantasy and adventure. This installment promises to deepen the reader’s understanding of the trilogy’s overarching story while maintaining the enchanting qualities that define Augarde’s work.
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In this astonishing final part of Steve Augarde’s captivating trilogy, past and present are connected and the interwoven threads lead to an astonishing series of revelations.
Midge’s discovery of the hidden tribes is like a dream to her now, their existence all but forgotten – but then a voice calls out to her in the winter darkness. The Various have returned, and their desperation has made them all the more dangerous. They must travel to Elysse or perish. The only way that Midge can help the little people is by tracing the whereabouts of her great-great-aunt Celandine. But Celandine must be long dead, surely?
A story of danger and magic, friendships and betrayals, this is fantasy writing at its very best.
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